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Joaquín Bondoni
Cast · Known for La rosa de Guadalupe
Joaquín Bondoni Gress (born May 8, 2003) is a Mexican actor and singer known for playing the role of Cuauhtémoc "Temo" López in the Soap operas Mi marido tiene más familia (2018) and Juntos el corazón nunca se equivoca (2019). He trained as an actor at the Centro de Educación Artística, in Mexico City. He made his debut in 2010 participating in television productions such as La Rosa de Guadalupe, Como dice el dicho, Ni contigo ni sin ti, and La Piloto. He was part of the musical group Tres 8 Uno in 2018. He has also participated in theater plays such as Una tarde cualquiera (2016), Aristemo el musical (2019), Distorsión (2020) and Todo el mundo habla de Jamie (2023) His film debut was in the short film Cobalto (2023) directed by Julián Hernández. Description above from the Wikipedia article Joaquín Bondoni, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Israel Elejalde
Actor con un sólido camino en teatro, cine y televisión. Galardonado con el Premio Ojo Crítico de teatro de RNE en el año 2004. En La Abadía ha participado en diversos montajes: Maridos y mujeres, Largo viaje hacia la noche y Ubú Rey, los tres dirigidos por Àlex Rigola; Terrorismo y Medida por medida, con dirección de Carlos Aladro; La paz perpetua y Memoria de un olvido, con José Luis Gómez, y Veraneantes, dirigido por Miguel del Arco. En otros teatros, entre ellos el Centro Dramático Nacional y Kamikaze Producciones, destacan sus trabajos en El misántropo y La función por hacer, dirigidas por Miguel del Arco; Un enemigo del pueblo, bajo la dirección de Gerardo Vera, o, más recientemente, La fiebre, dirigida por Carlos Aladro y Doña Perfecta, con dirección de Ernesto Caballero. Otros espectáculos anteriores dan muestra de su amplia trayectoria en teatro clásico, como los que ha realizado en la Compañía Nacional de Teatro Clásico: El burlador de Sevilla de Tirso de Molina, dirigido por Miguel Narros; Don Juan Tenorio, a las órdenes de Natalia Menéndez; El caballero de Olmedo de Lope de Vega, bajo la dirección de José Pascual, o El viaje del Parnaso y El castigo sin venganza de Lope de Vega, dirigidos por Eduardo Vasco. En cine ha intervenido en películas como Magical girl, de Carlos Vermut; Gente en sitios, de Juan Cavestany; Me amarás sobre todas las cosas, de Chema de la Peña; Oculto, de Antonio Hernández, y los cortometrajes MorirDormirSoñar y La envidia del ejército Nipón de Miguel del Arco, y Seis o siete veranos de Rodrigo Rodero. También ha participado en series de televisión como Herederos, Un paso adelante, Hospital Central, Cuenta atrás, Los hombres de Paco, Flores muertas, Amar en tiempos revueltos o Águila roja.
Alexandra Gentil
Cast · Known for The Nun II
À 14 ans, Alexandra Gentil, née le 9 novembre 1991, monte à Paris pour rejoindre le cours Florent. La chance lui sourit puisqu’elle est très vite repérée pour le rôle de Tiphaine Bouley dans la série télévisée "Fais pas ci, fais pas ça", diffusée sur France 2. Coup d’envoi de sa carrière d’actrice, la série affiche une très belle audience. La télévision lui réitère sa confiance dès 2007, à l’occasion du tournage du polar "Duel en ville". La jeune actrice y retrouve le réalisateur de "Fais pas ci, fais pas ça", Pascal Chaumeil, et joue aux côtés de Patrick Chesnais et Xavier Beauvois. Loin de s’arrêter en si bon chemin, Alexandra Gentil flirte une première fois avec le cinéma en 2008. Elle décroche un rôle dans le film dramatique "Joueuse" de Catherine Bottaro, où elle côtoie entre autres la comédienne Sandrine Bonnaire. En 2011, Alexandra Gentil participe avec Lou Doillon et Aurélien Wiik à l’adaptation télévisée de la célèbre bande dessinée "L’Épervier " réalisée par Stéphane Clavier. En 2009, l’actrice se lance un nouveau défi, le théâtre, à l’occasion de la pièce "Vie privée", mise en scène par Pierre Laville.
Clément Brun
Clément Brun began his acting career at a very young age, stepping into the world of café-théâtre where he trained in improvisation, among other disciplines. He continued his formal education by enrolling in his city's Conservatory of Dramatic Arts (where he was awarded the Gold Medal)and subsequently at the Théâtre National de Nice. At the age of 20, he turned his focus to stand-up comedy. He wrote, directed, and performed his first one-man show, which led to opportunities to open for major French artists such as Michaël Grégorio, Roland Magdane, and Titoff. Simultaneously, he continued to act in both contemporary and classical theater productions. He landed his first feature film role playing Ludo in Je vous aime très beaucoup, directed by Philippe Locquet. In 2012, he was cast as Rémy, the young assistant to Juliette (Anne Girouard), in No Limit on TF1, the first television series produced by Luc Besson. A year later, his first one-man show was adapted into a short film titled Retenez bien ma gueule !. He played the lead role in the film, acting opposite director Georges Lautner and actors Daniel Russo and Michel Crémadès. Clément Brun has since appeared in numerous television productions, notably including Le Piège Afghan, Section de Recherches, Plus Belle la Vie, Un Père Coupable, Scènes de Ménages, Meurtres au Mont Ventoux, and Meurtres à Grasse. On stage, Clément Brun has demonstrated his versatility in both classical and contemporary repertoires. His theater credits include key roles in Molière's Les Fourberies de Scapin and Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, as well as a tour with Les Monologues de Feydeau. As a stand-up comedian, he followed his initial success with several other solo shows, including the diptych Retenez bien ma tête, demain je serai chômeur ! and its sequel Retenez bien ma tête, 2main je serai chômeur !, followed by Je t'aime d'Humour. He is currently touring with his latest high-energy one-man show, Explose.
Angelique Boyer
Cast · Known for Alma de Hierro, Rebelde
Angelique Monique Paulette Boyer Rousseau (Saint-Claude, Jura, July 4, 1988), artistically known as Angelique Boyer, is a French actress and model, nationalized Mexican. Winner of three TVyNovelas Awards, two Bravo Awards and an ACE Award for Best Actress. Boyer is known for her participation on television, mainly in soap operas such as Corazones al límite, where she debuted as an actress in 2004 playing the role of "Anette"; from there they followed supporting roles in Rebelde, Little Girls Like You, Iron Soul, Murderous Women and Wild Heart. In 2010 she obtained her first leading role playing "Teresa Chávez Aguirre" in the soap opera "Teresa", and later appeared in the soap operas "Abismo de pasión", "Lo que la vida me Robó" and "Tres veces Ana"
Tres Hanley
Hanley trained as an opera singer at the Juilliard School. A teenage protégé of Leonard Bernstein, she was a soloist in the Great Composers Series singing his work Glitter and Be Gay (Candide). Much of her early work was in musical theatre prior to transitioning into TV and Film. She played Polly Peachum in a London production The Beggar's Opera which was part of London's West End summer (limited run) season Open Air Theatre productions at Holland, Cannazaro and Regent's Parks in the 1990s Aside from her TV, film and voice over work, she was most known in Germany and in parts of Europe in the mid-late 90s as the Bacardi girl as well as for a comic worldwide commercial (NCR) opposite Toby Jones. In 2007 she released a European Dance single "Dance of the Euro Diva”. The music was composed by Éric Serra. The piece was originally written for the film The Fifth Element. Personal life: Paramours included actor Javier Bardem, whom she met while working on Mouth to Mouth (aka Boca a Boca). Others included British TV personality James Hewitt, the former British household cavalry officer, who is most notable for being the long time lover of Diana, Princess of Wales. In the early 90’s she dated Phantom of the Opera collaborator Charles Hart (lyricist). Hart penned one of the songs on Hanley’s album A SIREN’S ODYSSEY. Rumored relationships include Hugh Grant, and Prince Albert of Monaco with whom European tabloids photographed her in the mid 1990’s sharing an intimate kiss while at a Paris nightclub, though no confirmation of a relationship was ever reported. She has been married to architect and entrepreneur Paul Millman since 2003. Trivia: -She was originally cast in a small role in Eyes Wide Shut -where she was filming for one month. With Kubrick's constant daily rewrites, eventually Hanley's scene was eventually dropped. -She is featured on the film soundtrack for Mouth to Mouth (Boca A Boca) singing "Si Senor" -She is a Vegan and active in animal activism.
Luz Jiménez
Cast · Known for My Sad Dead
Luz Jiménez Ormeño is a Chilean actress, theater director, and teacher who gained recognition for her performances in the roles of Maruja in the play Tres Marías y una Rosa and Kiki Blanche in the telenovela Bellas y audaces.
Tom Morton
Cast · Known for The Substance
Tom Morton is an English actor, born in London and educated at the French Lycee there. He studied History and Languages at the University of Edinburgh where he also got involved in the Bedlam Theatre, the university's student theatre company. After completing his degree he returned to London before moving to Paris in 2004. He attended the Cours Florent for two years and was cast in his first feature role in 2006, playing opposite Michele Laroque and Jacques Gamblin in the second film by Isabelle Mergault, director of the award-winning Je Vous Trouve Tres Beau.
Derek Ford
Derek Ford (6 September 1932, Essex – 19 May 1995) was an English film director and writer, most famous for sexploitation films such as The Wife Swappers (1970), Suburban Wives (1971), Commuter Husbands (1972), Keep It Up, Jack (1973), Sex Express (1975) (also filmed in a graphic hardcore version), What's Up Nurse! (1977) and What's Up Superdoc! (1978). Ford began as a writer in collaboration with his brother Donald Ford (died 1991), originally for radio before progressing to television (The Saint, Adam Adamant Lives!) and film (The Yellow Teddy Bears, The Black Torment, A Study in Terror and Hell Boats). Ford's first foray into directing, Los Tres Que Robbaran Una Banco, made in Spain in 1961 was an unhappy experience, around the same time Ford entered sexploitation when he was asked to re-edit and film additional sequences for a Swedish sex film called Svenska Flickor I Paris, eventually released as Paris Playgirls. Ford's directing career began proper in the late sixties when he entered into partnership with producer Stanley Long, resulting in three films including the massively successful The Wife Swappers, released in America as The Swappers with the tag line "remember when all the guy next door wanted to borrow was your lawnmower?". Ford's early seventies films were mainly shot in London and Maldon, Essex where he lived, while hardcore scenes meant for the European versions of his films were shot in secret at his own house, with his then wife Valerie acting as assistant, wardrobe & makeup. Interviewed in the book, Keeping the British End Up, fellow director Ray Selfe referred to Ford as "a male nymphomaniac", and themes of swinging, wife swapping and outwardly respectable people living double lives run throughout Ford's work. In the 1970s the two most well-known Ford films in America were Groupie Girl (1970) and Sex Express (1975) starring Heather Deeley. Released as Diversions in the U.S, Sex Express premiered in the Kips Bay area of Manhattan and was nominated for best foreign film by the Adult Film Association of America. In Italy he directed Erotic Fantasies (1978) aka Proibito erotico and back in England he quit as the director of Don't Open till Christmas (1984). In the mid-eighties after his divorce, Ford was left to bring up his two children on his own. At this time he attempted to find more mainstream work and dissociate himself from his past, but what little work came his way would drag him back to exploitation film. He directed La Casa delle Orchidee (The House of Orchids) in Italy in 1983, in which (returning to the themes of The Wife Swappers) a group of Italian women join a 'dare club', and co-directed a Hills Have Eyes rip-off in Sweden called Blood Tracks[1] which also features a brief cameo role from Ford as a location scout for a rock video (Ford's only other known acting role is as "Circus Santa Claus" in Don't Open Till Christmas). He was also involved in writing a never-made softcore sitcom called Park Lane. Ford's final film, The Urge to Kill, starring Peter Gordeno & Sarah Hope-Walker has never been given an official release, although clips from it appear in the 2005 documentary The Wild, Wild World of Dick Randall, and several bootlegs of it have surfaced over the years.[2] The film was eventually given an official DVD release in France on 1 April 2014 by the Uncut Movies label.
Maurice Barthélemy
Cast · Known for Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra
Maurice Barthélemy is a French actor, director and screenwriter. Barthélemy started his career on stage in theater. In 2004, he wrote the film RRRrrrr!!!, directed by Alain Chabat. In 2012, he directed Pas très normales activités. The film received Jury Prize at the L'Alpe d'Huez Film Festival. He authored his debut book J'ai passé ma vie à chercher l'ouvre-boîtes, in 2001. In 2021, he released his second book Fort comme un hypersensible. Source: Article "Maurice Barthélemy" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.
Tre Williamson
Tre Williamson is a Nationally and Internationally Televised comedian/actor unlike any other originally from Alabama. Tre’s talents have been used in the entire spectrum of media, Being featured in national TV commercials,syndicated radio,roles in television series like “Grey’s Anatomy”, “The Office” “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” and films like “Sinners Wanted”, with appearances on the E! Network,Access Hollywood, and BET. In addition to all of that Tre’ was featured as “Zimos” in the top rated video game “Saints Row the Third.” Over the past year Tré’s talents have been now noticed by the masses becoming an Internet sensation with countless viral videos circulating the internet,garnering over 100 Million Views worldwide leading to him being featured on the biggest sites on the Internet such as the Shade Room and World star 6 Times!